Swallowtail (album)

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All tracks are written by Jim White and Marisa Anderson.

Swallowtail
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Studio album by
ReleasedMay 10, 2024
RecordedJune 2022
StudioResting Bell (Point Lonsdale, Australia)
Genre
Length37:04
Label Thrill Jockey
Jim White chronology
All Hits: Memories
(2024)
Swallowtail
(2024)
Marisa Anderson chronology
Still, Here
(2022)
Swallowtail
(2024)
Swallowtail track listing
No.TitleLength
1."Aerie"3:49
2."Bitterroot Valley Suite I: Water"4:58
3."Bitterroot Valley Suite II: Tree"5:35
4."Bitterroot Valley Suite III: Wind"4:13
5."Peregrine"10:31
6."Aurora"7:58
Total length:37:04

Personnel

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